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Identification and control of Liriomyza sativae On Paper Keywords Liriomyza sativae; identification; control Abstract sativae River since 1995 were found in the package after the damage has now expanded to the region. General victimization rate of 30% to 100%, a decrease of 30% to 40%, even crops from damage characteristics, morphological characteristics, host range, pest occurrence and other aspects of the identification method described and proposed control methods. L. sativae is Diptera, Agromyzidae, leafminers genus, commonly known as vegetable leaf miner, leaf miner and other snake, native to the Americas. China since 1994, first discovered in Hainan, has spread to regions except Tibet and a few outside the country, a threat to the production of one kind of important vegetable pests. I district since August 1995 in the town five miles Gang Liu Heng Fa Chuen Large Ying first discovered after Liriomyza sativae, has now expanded to the region damage. pest widely distributed, heavy damage, host more, of which the beans, melons, eggplant, umbelliferous, Asteraceae, etc. most affected, the victim rate of 30% to 100%, a decrease of 30% to 40%, even crops and therefore must effectively strengthen the identification and control of Liriomyza sativae work. A field identification 1.1 damage characteristics L. sativae into larvae can damage. Female adult fly to stab leaves, the feeding and spawning, larval damage to sneak into leaves and petioles, resulting in irregular white snake-like worm Road, chlorophyll is destroyed, affecting photosynthesis , suffer heavy leaf fall off, resulting in flower buds, fruit burns, causing serious damage seedlings. 1.2 Morphology Liriomyza sativae adult small, body length 1.3 ~ 2.3mm, light gray, black, light black harness plate, ventral yellow body, female body larger than the male. Eggs beige, translucent, the size of 0.2 ~ 0.3mm * 0.10 ~ 0.15mm. maggot-like larvae, first colorless, later becoming light or